The Screaming Jets have summarised their 30 years with the compilation ‘Dirty Thirty’.

Alpine have a new track. Its called ‘Dumb’.

Actor Peter Mayhew, who played Chewbacca in every Star Wars movie from the 1977 original to The Force Awakens in 2015 has died at the age of 74.

The Cure will stream their final Sydney show allowing fans around the world to experience a complete live performance of their iconic ‘Disintegration’ album to mark its 30th anniversary.

Journey co-founder Neal Schon has reached launch stage for his Augmented Reality App.

The promo for Taylor Swift's new single ME! has become the fastest video to crack the 100 million views milestone on Vevo.

The details of the soundtrack to Elton John’s biopic Rocketman have been revealed as well as a stunning version of the movie title sung by actor Taron Egerton.

Major new titles coming this week from: Vampire Weekend, Bad Religion, The Dream Syndicate, Little Steven, Lee Kernaghan, Kate Ceberano, Protomartyr, Kevin Johnson, Superheist and soundtracks for 'The Hustle', 'Pokemon: Detective Pikachu' and 'Tolkien'.

Drake added another nine gongs to his Billboard Music Awards ceremony haul on Wednedsay to clean up with 12.

Justin Bieber has criticised Eminem for failing to embrace the new generation of rappers, insisting the hip-hop legend "just doesn't understand it".

A cache of long-lost Bob Marley live recordings which lay in a damp basement for 40 years is to be auctioned after being restored.

Mariah Carey is gearing up for her big performance at the Billboard Music Awards on Wednesday night by waging war with an ex-assistant over a series of intimate videos.

Stephen Cummings will head back to Memo Music Hall in Melbourne this Friday for another showcase of his new album ‘Prisoner of Love’ and new anthology.

Melbourne songwriter Sarah Aarons was the big winner at the 2019 APRA Awards. She has picked up the prestigious Songwriter of the Year award as well as Most Played Australia Work for ‘The Middle’ by Zed, Dance Work of the Year for ‘The Middle’ and Rock Work of the Year for ‘Never Ever’ with The Rubens.

Kiss released their 11th album ‘Dynasty’ on 23 May, 1979. On 23 May, 2019, exactly 40 years to the day, a Melbourne dynasty of musos and singers will gather to perform the complete album from start to finish.

Former Screaming Trees’ frontman Mark Lanegan has delivered the version of the Pink Floyd ‘The Wall’ classic ‘Nobody Home’ for the new ‘The Wall (Redux) from Possum Records.

The Woodstock 50 Festival in upstate New York will go ahead despite the event’s financial backers pulling out this week.

Willie Nelson will release his 69th studio album ‘Ride Me Back Home’ in June.

The only thing more bizarre than New Found Glory covering ‘Let It Go’ from Frozen is the video that goes with it.

The Findlay sisters heavy metal band Stonefield has joined the ranks of Flightless Records, the label owned by the members of King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard.

Briggs new video ‘Life Is Incredible’ tells some ugly truths about Australia.

Rob Thomas will perform three shows in Australia for A Day On The Green in November. Dates have been locked in for the Yarra Valley, Hunter Valley and Mt Cotton.

The adventurous Woodstock 50 music festival, to mark the 50th anniversary of the original Woodstock in 1969, mau or may not have been axed depending on various reports.

Blues/Rock guitarist Joe Bonamassa will return to Australia in September and he will have Anton Fig, Reese Wynans and Mahalia Barnes in the band.

Ride will return to Australia in August for the first time since the 1990s.

Helena Christensen has claimed Michael Hutchence developed a "dark, angry side" after he suffered a brain injury.

Sex Pistols star Johnny Rotten has asked Los Angeles police officials to help him keep punk invaders from his Venice Beach home.

Rapper Lil Nas X and Billy Ray Cyrus teamed up on Sunday (28Apr19) to perform their smash hit Old Town Road for the very first time at California country festival Stagecoach.

Pink leads this week's Official Chart Update with Hurts 2B Human.

In 1976, Blondie released ‘ In The Flesh’. The song was originally the b-side of Blondie’s debut single ‘X Offender’ but when Ian Meldrum promoted the b-side instead of the a-side ‘In The Flesh’ became a hit in Australia.